In 'Parting the Waters,' filmmaker Michele Kuvin Kupfer chronicles her return to competitive swimming at 59—and reflects on grief, resilience and Jewish identity.

Four documentaries highlight the massacre’s intensity and the stories of victims and their families and friends still struggling to make sense of what happened.

Filmmaker Abby Ginzberg, whose grandfather was Louis Ginzberg, discusses her highly personal documentary of Hadassah’s founder.

The three-part PBS series examines America’s history of antisemitism and white supremacy.

The probing new documentary “Viral: Antisemitism in Four Mutations,” which explores how hatred of Jews has spread, made its television premiere on PBS.

Greenfield is the founder of Doc Emet Productions, a nonprofit that produces and disseminates films that bolster Jewish identity and nationhood.

Film reviews including new Claude Lanzmann documentary and Amos Oz's 'Censored Voices.'